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The Kansas City Chiefs have a chance to make history this upcoming season as the first team ever to win three consecutive Super Bowl titles, but it doesn’t sound like legendary quarterback Tom Brady thinks that it’s going to happen – and Chiefs fans are not happy with his analysis.

During a recent interview with Colin Cowherd, Tom Brady made it clear that he does not think it’s all that likely that the Chiefs are able to pull off the unprecedented three-peat.

“To win a Super Bowl is extremely challenging, as we know,” Brady told Colin Cowherd on Monday. “Even when we look at the way the Chiefs won the Super Bowl last year against the 49ers, it was an incredible comeback and they played really well at the end where the margin of error was razor thin. That’s the way it’s going to be for them this year as well.

“It’s very rare. I played on an undefeated team and we were one of the best in the history of football in 2007. We go to the Super Bowl, we played less than our best game, the Giants played an awesome game and they ended up beating us.

“All these teams in the NFL are competitive, they are all well coached. The margin of error is razor-thin, so to win one Super Bowl is extremely difficult. To win two back-to-back like the Chiefs have done, in the history of the sport [it is] nearly impossible.”

Needless to say, Chiefs fans were not exactly happy with him.

We’ll have to see if the Chiefs can prove him wrong.

[The Herd]